Moshé Mizrahi, a renowned director and writer, made his entry into the world on September 5, 1930, in the vibrant city of Alexandria, Egypt.
He is best known for his remarkable work on films such as Madame Rosa, released in 1977, The Customer of the Off Season, which premiered in 1970, and Sophie's Ways, which was showcased in 1971.
Throughout his personal life, Moshé Mizrahi was married twice, first to Michal Bat-Adam and then to Rahel Fabian.
Sadly, Moshé Mizrahi's life came to a close on August 3, 2018, in Tel Aviv, Israel, leaving behind a legacy of his remarkable work in the world of film.
